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Il Moyenne -&gt; Sunsail's new base<br><br>We&#8217;re up early to get the boat in before 9am and call Neal at Sunsail to learn the new location for the base. As we head in, one of the Sunsail staff boards Monkey Puzzle to med moor us to the new floating dock.<br><br>Sunsail&#8217;s staff helps unload and ...

... anchorage for the night. It&#8217;s a very rewarding final day of sailing in the Seychelles.<br><br>As we tie up to a mooring ball, the park rangers come to collect our $15US for the night and we prepare to snorkel the surrounding reef of Ille Moyenne. It&#8217;s a great snorkel with plenty of colorful and large ...

... in and head to the coral about 100m off the starboard bow of the boat. They see plenty of fish is the crystal clear water with great rock formation and pinnacles. They're pleasantly surprised and fell that the snorkel rates with that at Ille Coco and St. Pierre. We also feed the bat fish which weren&#8217;t shy about taking bread practically from Marcello&#8217;s ...

Anse Lazio, Prasllin -&gt; Beau Vallon, Mahe'<br><br>Today we leave the northern island group behind. With southeast trade winds blowing steady between 15-18k you can&#8217;t ask for a better beam reach as we head off southwest to explore the northwest side of the Mahe&#8217; 30M away.<br><br>It&#8217;s a perfect sail with one maneuver to reel ...

... s no need to top up the fuel. Once finished, we take Sunsail&#8217;s advice and head to the mooring ball field to meet Robert, but, instead find Miles, apparently, Robert does take a day off from managing his mooring balls.<br><br>Neal of Sunsail told us that we should depend on the custodians of these mooring balls to do our provisioning if we want to get the ...

... and have a fantastic time. Neal pointed out that Sunsail had a person on Praslin to address any boat issues that occur in the northern island group and gave us great information about provisioning up north. <br><br>As usual, Marcello, asked about octopus and &#8220;ricci&#8221; (sea urchin). When Neal indicated the size of the ricci in the Seychelles, I thought Marcello was going to cast-off immediately and head to our ...

... have no problem getting off in time to moor at Il Moyenne. That settled, back to the hotel to rest-up and prepare for creole dinner at Marie Antoinette. What a great fixed creole meal, served in an old plantation house, highly recommended for those who want a rather simple yet local dining experience.<br><br>Mapped Photo Gallery<br>BareboatingtheWorld.com

... shouldn't observe them, then what should we observe? How do we know the Holy Days fall? Does God approve of pilgrimages? Does it do any good to pray to Mary? If we don't go to heaven when we die, then what happens? When to the resurrections occur? What happened to Jesus when He was dead and in the tomb? I could see the woman in particular had done a lot of reading and was beginning to understand things. I suggested several ...

... pool in my jeans and looked up to see the General Manager standing there. They revoked our right to stay at the resort." There was a liter of vodka, and one of rum for the four of them; this might be a day they'll never remember.... When the dive shop opened, I signed up for the morning dive. Because the winds had changed, we were going to dive on the other side of the island. There were ten of us diving including the dive master, a slender young Creole woman ...

... postcards. 1030: boarded plane; got window, non-smoking seat. No one sat in our third seat or in Mom and Dad's. 1400: arrived Seychelles. After we got our passports stamped, we went out to meet the Corraline travel person who took our voucher. Then our transfer took us to the gues house. Our rooms are decent size. There is an open eating porch which is neat and, of course, the beach. We lounged around and read, then had dinner and went to bed.